apexanimal
CGN Regular
- Location
- Vancouver Island
Something like this in 357, 44 mag or 45 colt would be money
SOLD OUT: SR-410 Mini NR Revolver Shotgun
- Thread starter Tactical Imports
- Start date
Suspect187
CGN Regular
- Location
- Calgary, AB
TommyGun_1
Member
- Location
- Thunder Bay
T.I any chance on getting 3 shot cylinders so it can be used for grouse hunting ?
You can hunt with 5 it's only waterfowl hunting that the 3 round limit is allowed
TommyGun_1
Member
- Location
- Thunder Bay
Yes unfortunately we are limited to 3 rounds for hunting when using a shotgun that’s why I’m asking if 3 shot cylinders were available as I know at one time they did make them for the full length versions..
lol win
I think if you put 2 snap caps or wood dowels in the cylinder it should meet the regs as being plugged... I know that only loading to 3 with 2 empty doesn't work, but filling the 2 should. That said I don't know Ontario hunting regs so this is just my non-legal opinion.
Just got mine yesterday, initial impression are that the wood looks nicer than expected but the fit and finish is pretty garbage between the steel and wood, and the steel scuffs easy. Not a big deal to me as I beat my guns up anyways, but may be an issue for some. I'll be real honest and say this is probably a good buy at around $400-$500 so it's quite overpriced imo. But thats pretty standard with TI they bring in the unique things and can charge a premium for them so no judgement. It was on my list so it had to be bought eventually lol. It shoulders fairly nicely though these would be a much better shotgun with a full size stock. As it stands I'll probably be doing some kind of modification to lengthen it. Double action is fairly stiff and long as one would expect. but single action was actually surprisingly smooth and pleasant. Will update once I track down some 410 ammo and get to shoot this thing.
FWIW the pricing is roughly the same as the revolver carbine was, and being shorter i would've expected it to command a premium. considering Covid and production materials and costs shooting upwards, same with shipping its nice to see it didnt go up much
I'm aware they are priced similarly. I'll go ahead and say if the fit, finish and quality is similar to this, then it is also overpriced. These are all cheaply made turkish shotguns no doubt about it. These are unique and so I paid the premium to have one but I won't pretend that I got my monies worth. I stand by my statement that these should be priced in the $400-$500 range.
captainamazing
CGN Regular
- Location
- The Socialist Autocracy of Canada
Flash burn? You must mean a Man Tan
- Location
- Southern Interior
is anybody having issues with their cylinder locking up? i just took mine out and had trouble with every shooting session, the cylinder locked up and i had to hammer it open with my palm very aggressively then i could close it and it would cycle through the rest of the rounds, this was every single time and if i have to continue to this I will end up breaking it i am sure I reached out to TI and am sure I will get a response but if there is something I am doing wrong and can simply stop or fix myself and save sending it back I am pretty handy and will give it a try
Had the same issue as well as it was blowing out the primers with certain ammo. Seems to work fine with the other stuff I bought. But yeah it would completely lockup to the point that it would release or fire at all. Never had a jam on a revolver before. Had to fiddle with it and beat it and attempt to fire until eventually it would fire off a round and unlock itself. But even then it took alot of force to open. Fun little gun but this seems like a massive safety issue locking up like that. Fairly unimpressed with the reliability thus far.
